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Originally Posted by edmondsas
I just did this today. It worked perfectly and my plans all stayed the same. I upgraded from a 8125 to the 8525 and paid 99.99 plus taxes. Then I checked this forum for any rebates and found a $50 mail-in. What a day this has turned out to be after I was expecting to pay around $300 before checking out the premiere website!
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Originally Posted by Jon54321
I just ordered a Tilt last night, picking the 39.99 450 minute plan and the 39.99 data plan. Luckily, I used one of my additional lines for the upgrade, because I just checked my account today and that one line shows as being on an individual account now and no longer on my family plan. What do I need to do to get this line back on my family plan? Can I just call customer service and ask them to switch it back? Will this affect the $100 discount I got for picking the plan?
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Originally Posted by tschabo
just curious why would you upgrade to the 8525 if the 8925 just came out (for the same price)?
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Originally Posted by RF9
I've gone through this with a few people on the "Tilt is now on premiere" thread (worth checking out.)
Here's the deal. ON AN UPGRADE, When you 'order' a new voice and data plan on premiere, they don't actually activate it. They don't touch your current voice or data plan. So you... A) Select upgrade current line B) Pick the 8525 C) Pick a $40 voice plan (do not pick upgrade device only) D) Pick a $40 PDA plan E) Go to the cart The cart will show the 'data discount' price ($50, $100, or whatever the discount is for 'adding a qualified data plan') + $25 discount (for adding the voice plan.) You pay for it and it's shipped. You'll get the phone. They will not change your plan. Log in to OLAM and you'll see your contract has been extended, but no changes to your voice/data plans. The instructions that come with the phone say to call in and "activate the phone" or something like that. Simply do NOT call and activate the plan. Use your existing sim, just pop it in the phone, and you'll keep everything as is. They do not care that you don't activate the plan. In other words Customer service does the plan change when you call in. Premiere does not do it on order fulfulliment. If you ordered a NEW line of service, then yes you'll have to activate it if they don't do it for you. But not on an upgrade. I've done it this way many times and people on the other threads have confirmed that they haven't had plans change. *IF* they did, for some reason, change you plan. You call in and ask them to put your line back on the Family talk plan as it was a mistake in your ordering. Then log in to OLAM and change the data plan back to media max using the add/manage features link. But this shouldn't happen. If you want to use the new SIM that comes with the phone. Just call in and tell the you want to move your line to a different SIM (don't say your activating a phone.) They should do that no problem. Also you can say "I just got a new upgrade, can you add that IMEI to my line?" and they'll do so to make sure you're set up for 3G. But again, don't use the word "activate" as that may trigger them to think you're activating a new plan. Either way, if they ask, you can make it clear that you don't want a new plan. I've never had a problem and you shouldn't. Quite simply I had the identical question you did and called Premiere Web support to ask how I get the data discount when I already have a qualified plan on a FT account. They told me exactly what I told you. Just order it with the voice and data plan to get the pricing, but when you call in just ask them to leave your voice plan alone and add a data plan. I clarified by asking if I already had a qualified data plan if I have to call in at all, and she said "yes, we don't' make any changes. Customer service does that and only what you ask them to do." I've done it 6 times this way. |
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Originally Posted by RF9
Also you can say "I just got a new upgrade, can you add that IMEI to my line?" and they'll do so to make sure you're set up for 3G. But again, don't use the word "activate" as that may trigger them to think you're activating a new plan. Either way, if they ask, you can make it clear that you don't want a new plan.
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Originally Posted by tonypitt
Thanks for your great post, RF9. It gave me the confidence to place an order last evening.
I had a question for you about the IMEI, though. Are you saying that if I don't call them with the new IMEI, I won't be able to get 3G on the device? (I don't live in a 3G capabe area, but I do travel on occasion to places that have it.) |
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Originally Posted by rlu929s
Did he give you any hassle?
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Originally Posted by RF9
I've gone through this with a few people on the "Tilt is now on premiere" thread (worth checking out.)
Here's the deal. ON AN UPGRADE, When you 'order' a new voice and data plan on premiere, they don't actually activate it. They don't touch your current voice or data plan. So you... A) Select upgrade current line B) Pick the 8525 C) Pick a $40 voice plan (do not pick upgrade device only) D) Pick a $40 PDA plan E) Go to the cart The cart will show the 'data discount' price ($50, $100, or whatever the discount is for 'adding a qualified data plan') + $25 discount (for adding the voice plan.) You pay for it and it's shipped. You'll get the phone. They will not change your plan. Log in to OLAM and you'll see your contract has been extended, but no changes to your voice/data plans. The instructions that come with the phone say to call in and "activate the phone" or something like that. Simply do NOT call and activate the plan. Use your existing sim, just pop it in the phone, and you'll keep everything as is. They do not care that you don't activate the plan. In other words Customer service does the plan change when you call in. Premiere does not do it on order fulfillment. If you ordered a NEW line of service, then yes you'll have to activate it if they don't do it for you. But not on an upgrade. I've done it this way many times and people on the other threads have confirmed that they haven't had plans change. *IF* they did, for some reason, change you plan. You call in and ask them to put your line back on the Family talk plan as it was a mistake in your ordering. Then log in to OLAM and change the data plan back to media max using the add/manage features link. But this shouldn't happen. If you want to use the new SIM that comes with the phone. Just call in and tell the you want to move your line to a different SIM (don't say your activating a phone.) They should do that no problem. Also you can say "I just got a new upgrade, can you add that IMEI to my line?" and they'll do so to make sure you're set up for 3G. But again, don't use the word "activate" as that may trigger them to think you're activating a new plan. Either way, if they ask, you can make it clear that you don't want a new plan. I've never had a problem and you shouldn't. Quite simply I had the identical question you did and called Premiere Web support to ask how I get the data discount when I already have a qualified plan on a FT account. They told me exactly what I told you. Just order it with the voice and data plan to get the pricing, but when you call in just ask them to leave your voice plan alone and add a data plan. I clarified by asking if I already had a qualified data plan if I have to call in at all, and she said "yes, we don't' make any changes. Customer service does that and only what you ask them to do." I've done it 6 times this way. |
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*IF* they did, for some reason, change you plan. You call in and ask them to put your line back on the Family talk plan as it was a mistake in your ordering. Then log in to OLAM and change the data plan back to media max using the add/manage features link. But this shouldn't happen. |
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Originally Posted by RF9
You pay for it and it's shipped.
You'll get the phone. They will not change your plan. Log in to OLAM and you'll see your contract has been extended, but no changes to your voice/data plans. The instructions that come with the phone say to call in and "activate the phone" or something like that. Simply do NOT call and activate the plan. Use your existing sim, just pop it in the phone, and you'll keep everything as is. They do not care that you don't activate the plan. |
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Originally Posted by kwues1
hi just to verify, if my line (primary on a family plan of 3 lines) gets seperated to an individual plan (via process in this thread), there is a good chance that I can/will lose the current accumulated rollover minutes for the entire family plan? appreciate any help/advice, thank you.
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thank you for helping me understand better, now just trying to decide whether i can risk losing all of my accumulated rollover minutes.....
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Originally Posted by kwues1
beats me....but I guess they can....
thank you for helping me understand better, now just trying to decide whether i can risk losing all of my accumulated rollover minutes..... ![]() |
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Originally Posted by RF9
I see this feature code on my account right now:
"Courtesy Tracking (Expired 11/14/07 )" I wonder what this is and if it's related to making sure you keep the data plan for the discount. |
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Originally Posted by RF9
I will be calling today to find out exactly why I lost rollover minutes when there's no record of any kind of modification to my plan. I assume they'll explain it's related to the upgrade (if they can even figure it out) but it would be nice to know exactly what did it. I'll update if I find out anything.
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Originally Posted by Prost
Rollover minutes restore by AT&T CSR
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Originally Posted by BlackJacket
Wirelessly posted (HTC-8500/1.2 Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows CE; IEMobile 6.8))
Got my new 8525 and called them up to change back my account. Pretty straightforward process. The CSR did tell me that I would lose rollover minutes but that no big deal. She also mentioned something about prorated charges if I wanted to make the change immediately but I'm just gonna wait til my billing cycle is over to avoid those charges. |
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Originally Posted by Prost
RF9, what did you find out for your lost rollover minutes, I just find out that my rollover minutes are gone too
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Originally Posted by cozz36
I did the 8525 upgrade and hit "Upgrade Device Only" and never had to touch my plan. I don't have a data plan...yet and just wanted the 8525 for the wi-fi. After I logged on and picked the device, it gave me the "Upgraded Device Only" option. I've done this multiple times on Premier.
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Originally Posted by cozz36
$99.99 + tax. There will be an $18 upgrade fee on my next bill if I activate the SIM.
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